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Re: Mr. Colin Revell, an extreme case to take to the Equality & Human Rights Commissioners and their Dis

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Judy Singer <[log in to unmask]>

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Judy Singer <[log in to unmask]>

Date:

Tue, 30 Oct 2007 00:12:33 +1100

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I really feel for you, because I know that getting things done politically 
is all about gladhanding, smooth talking, networking, knowing the social 
rules, getting on with people, getting it right, not talking too much or too 
little,  winning supporters and influencing people, making those fine 
personal adjustments in every way, in short having a "nice personality".

Good on you for not selling out. I hope there are more people in the UK who 
are willing to go in to bat for you, because you can't be expected to do it 
all by yourself.

Judy
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Colin REvell
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Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2007 9:10 PM
Subject: Mr. Colin Revell, an extreme case to take to the Equality & Human 
Rights Commissioners and their Dis


Just to inform all those who have offered me their support, especially, as 
usual Adrian Whyatt, a 'big' thank-you, when I am experiencing great 
'trauma' in my personal life.

I know that there are some of you out-there think I should get the hell out 
of the East Riding Of Yorkshire (and Hull) for my own health and safety and 
my overall health and wellbeing.

My answer to these people is that where else do I go?  I have been embattled 
now with all the local public bodies since 1995 (nearly 13 years), so 
packing my bags and given up my fight is not the solution, because where 
ever I go I will experience the same 'ignorance' and discriminatory 
comments, attitudes and behaviour, which 'Disablism' against myself and 
other NeuroDiverse people will not go away if I 'run-away' and go in hiding 
somewhere else.

What 'real' choices have I go being a ND disabled 'flood-victim'?

I also have a professional ethical, and personal 'moral' responsibility to 
continue to 'speak-out' against all forms of oppression against ND's, like 
myself, and all other disabled people and coinue to tell 'the-truth'.

I have moved to another hotel, near the Humber Bridge, on Friday night.

I just need 'space', away from people and the 'rat-race', especially bigoted 
ignorant professionals in my care who are making me feel 'unwell', to 
reflect on where I go from here?

I need 'low-arousal' environments where my ND brain can 'recover'.

I need Mr Goring, Advocate to support me, with others, to enable me to 
action my Wellness and Recovery Action Plan (WRAP), which  none of the 
profesionals within my care are able to support me implementing.

I have made a rationale decision and 'sacked' them all, as a CSIP/NIMHE 
certified qualified WRAP trainer and practitioner to enable this process to 
be implemented in my life and I need the support of Mr Goring and/or another 
advocate, with legal advocacy, with peer advocacy and COS/F's support to 
make the right decisions and choices which will enable my empowerment and 
wellness and recovery.

I apologise for cross-posting and also posting to Disability-Research, but I 
know I have some good friends and colleagues within te Disability Research 
forum, who will be concerned for my 'safety' and 'welfare' and is only fair 
and morally right to inform others that I am iin a 'safe-place', after all 
the recent trauma in my personal life, which impacts on my 
'professional-life' too.

I know I need to find the 'inner-strength', as a ND 'survivor', to continue 
to 'speak-out' for basic human rights and equality, even though I have to 
suffer all this pain and hurt within my personal life, which has impacted on 
my professional career, but being 'honest' is more important to me, instead 
of taken 'blood-money' from our oppressors who keep us in our chains.

We all have to search deep into 'our' consciences and I know all the work 
which I am doing, which I need to remind everyone of 'anti-oppressive 
practice' values which I signed up to as a ND disabled professional, that I 
know, that each-day I wake-up my conscience is clear and I have put up a 
'NOT-FOR-SALE' sign on all my personal and professional values and ethics.

I will always stand by the side in 'SOLIDARITY' with all my ND and other 
disabled brothers and sisters to fight all forms of abuses and oppression to 
continue our daily fight for full equality, social justice and civil 
liberities and basic human rights.

Take-Care

FREEOURPEOPLE"NOTHING ABOUT US, WITHOUT US, AT ALL"

Kind Regards

Colin Revell





















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